The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 16, 1919, Page 3

BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE 2 4} The J nd which has beer in use for over thirty years, has borno the signature cf sand has been made under his per- py Pon sonal superv: since its infancy. od de Ailow no one to ccceive you in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and “‘ Just-cs-cood” are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the healih of Infants: and Children—Experience against J:xperiment. What is CASTOR? 4 Castoria is a harmless substitute for Caster Oi, Pareporic Drops und Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. neither Opium, Morphine nor other naretic subs: uge is its guarantee. For more than thirty y: been in constant use for the relief of Constipatiua, Fx! Wind Colic ana Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arisi therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, «: the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and uatural steep, The Children’s Panacca—-The Mother’s Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA atways Bears the Signature of HOME DESTROYED LAST NIGHT BY STUBBORN BLAZE First Fire in Months Requires Two Separate Visits of Department | Tt required two separate visits of the department last night to exting- juish the blaze which destroyed most jof the home of Mrs. Henry Steinmetz, {113 Second avenue, just south of the Jarmo The cause of ine fire is un- known, The first alarm brought the fire d> partment to the blaze about 8:39 ‘o'clock and after being handicapped by failing to get water at the hydrant on ithe corner of Third and Broadway, the firemen seemingly put cut the fire. The Dlaze had started in the rear of a ser- les of outbuildings adjoining the house jand was confined mainly to those buildin; A second alarm brought the depart- ment out again about 11:15 p.m. and this time the fire had worked its way toward the main building and enyelop- ed all of the outbuildings and the ear of the home. Shortly after the ap- paratus arrived atthe scene of the fire the men had the blaze under con- trol and soon had {it somthered with streams of water. ‘The entire end of the house and the adjoining buildings were a charred mass and water and smoke had caused a | PUBLIC SPIRITED ONES CAN HELP _ SALVATION ARMY TO REMEMBER TOTS WHOSE CHRISTMAS MAY BE JOYLESS can do mple of ELH. remembered this well to follow the Weber of? the Wellworth store whe contributed $50 worth of toys to the Salvation army to he buted SSOUUUMINUAOONICUURAUEUUSVAL AIEEE Me Gifts That Men Like No end of practical suggestions in our store. ia EE Eititi ayeersnertTey Hittet There are many who may haye a Christmas unless you and il you widen the spirit of $s to reach into all homes aud Here are-a few things taken at random: 2 ANAS DARA \ i i SHIRTS MEN’S SILK SHIRTS, $12.50 Made of extra quality Jerscy Silk, rich and lustrous, and has good wearing qualities. $ 1 2 50 Others $6 upward. Priced at MEN’S SILK REEFERS, $2 UPWARD These fine Reefers may be had in brocaded silks, fancy knits, and solid silks, in plain black, pearl, white and two-tone xffects. A large selection, beginning in $2 price at .. MEN’S NECK WEAR, $1 UPWARD Our assortment is complete and includes foreign and domestic silks, heavy satin brocades, Persians and neat conservative designs..........eeee06 ae $1 to $5 = i ‘oe .| considerable damage to the main ings and its contents, The buildings and contents were almost a total 1 among the less fortunate children 9¢ the city Christmas 4: The Salvation arm tles, bells and army lassies out on th? build. ill have ket- MEN’S SILK HOSE - Heavy Silk Hose in a variety of colorings, This is the first serious fire the lo- high spliced heel and double toe at.. cal department has handled since last street corners before Christmas to re- t he In Use For Over 30 Years The Kind You Have Always Bought spring. : : but because of the arrangements = = a time and during the Ft af) ane GENTAUA.CoM Paty. neWNSan ctv a time and duving the fall and eats made when its anneal budzet was) ay ing sheds, chimneys and other minor {Tied here Aer ite beens a | HOTEL ARRIVALS fires required the attention of the fire rane Sk cuenta: oat . departinent. Try to get_in the Orpheum to NotatgAle iblad: Idea Uptimistic Thought. During the summer months no alarms were sounded for wee! ceive contributions of money for annual Christmas dimmers for the poor, at vould” be asked of by the Saly peonle nv Mr. Weber's the people of | m army. Grand Pacific h hearts as Dawson; B. G. feel that the Indse H. A. Coff ati John F, Loughren, Keple: generous night. If you do you will see a| tways speak ,well of the dead, ang | Titles worn by the sweat of the ;oor children of the city should be rr reseatative "T. dee Scan een eel eeG have tke Oe vik asi Spent [WHR May be worn without 2 bhash, jmembered this Christmas and if they 4.4 or. UY Lm ce a a eodsmorartor the living bo provide the toys for the empty ‘Thelan, Wilton; R. H. Phillips, the Yukon. \ good word or the living occasic ngs the saly noarmy will seo ‘ling vk Mercer, Washbur y.—Credit Lost. fo it that they are distributed. Cloi-i knoll. Washburn: @. A. Knndsior CR TEE will also mal fits for Washburn: Mr. and Mes. Uo Weleh | any of the childre reat Sand daughter, Judd Thy who are ont properly for the jan and Mi th j For Golds or Preventative Bw ‘By Heck’ Dance Influenza and asa J jeold weather of this winter. iDr. RR. Horne, | : * ——o burn, Napoleon: 1. one i te ¥ a fined $1,- | qrprememmcnereerrenne rear Trees 11:11" Pandolfo w: found ¢ four | 00 each of the fe ts, | AROUND TEE WORLD 3 Motel: — A. J. Haas, Me rent. comts of the ahies| ve other of the Pan s bron: go Toffman, Wilton Tudee. Landis sentenced h Par. drew Thompson, Movit rane PARED CROSS. #\ [aeonae Taicamny atenben , y \ a | . " | Rott poleon ; Mrs. a ole 4 PATTERSON’S HALL || “Laxative | $%7 twa si (0 bition ess \ axter Adock FONG, I Quinine mM Rowers Mamtint nS Tees Thiriday Nighi, Dec.18,‘19 - ® | — Given by — 6 A.0. U. W. Lodge No. 120 Ladies’ Tickets 25c on the box. 30c Tickets $1.00 5 Tablets’”’ Be sure -you get the Genuine | Look for this signature al . O. Lerdah), Tuttle; H. ' Doreghty, Wilton. 'PANDOLFO GETS TEN YEARS AND FINE OF $4,000 Chicago, Dec, 16—Federal Judge | Landis today sentenced F. C. Pandol- fo organizer and president of the Pan! Motor Co. of St. Cloud, Minn., con- victed of using the mails to defrand, | e 10 years in a federal peni- | BY he sentences run concurrer ithe expiration of thos MEN’S GLOVES A fine selection from the leading makers, to be had unlined, silk lined, wool lined, fur lined; also Gauntlet Gloves and Mittens in leather or fur, $3 Opward:- from oiaicsisaaieteisseeate aa e's = = = = = one Son Tt imprisonment but sti t sti that t arlgint £ the morning, That “legsy.” be gone—you'll feel fine, SUST TRYIT AND §. headachy, tired, don’ ROUBLE 15 clogged with a lot over-worked digestive 2 can't get rid of. Pills, oi), ary laxatives, cathartics bowels aad prod the liver. Nature’s Remedy (NR Tablets) acts on the stomach, liver, bowels and even kidneys, not forcing, but ton- ing and strengthening these organs. The result is prompt relief and real, lasting benefit. Male the test. Nature's Remedy will act promptly, thoroughly, yet so mildly, so gently, that you will think ncture her- ordi- only force the Attorneys for Pandolfo gave notice, self has come to the rescue and is doing the work. SUTIN AU UAH TTT UCUUUTULIO A RU LEM HUI LA UU ELLA Ls t his case will be appealed to the = { P : : LIVER TOBACCO HABIT LS romact uf i f y : DANGEROUS | auth not have > every day. Just an Doctor Connor, of Johns; NR Tablet after that will be In the C s hospital. "Th of men | i sep your system ! many, headquarters of the allied mili PUrrect “hearth fatal disensen would-be in| ee eoeeenyons bem eadly drug Nicotine. the habit nw before it's too ; It's a simple process to rid yours of the tobacco | 1} habit in any form, Just go to any up-to- date drug store and get some Nicotol } Stop tary forces, un ancient cross surmount ed monumeut marks the city’s center of traffic, For this reason Americar Red Cross officials converted it, as Getarsé ys NN Remedy (MBP is sold Guaranteed. and recommended ky your cruggis p fi 8 | tablet! ke them as dir e orce 0 shown by this into a directory |the pernicious habit’ quickly i ts refund the money if they 4 of all Red ¢ ties in the cily. Drugs Be to read large and interesting an-| | now ment by Doctor Connor scon to} & appear in this paper. It tells of the dan- ger of nicotine poisoning and how to avoid it. In the meantime try Nicotol tablets; you will be surprised at the re- sult. Advertising + + | TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY i! we. QUARTER SECTION: of Menoken for late model auto as ‘ive miles north ale. Will take payment, bal- ite 120 HE PAST THREE YEARS have brought an increased firing range, also they have strengthened the fortresses of indiffer- ence—the small guns of yesterday. are “useless. The leader in business today is the man who - leads with ideas and methods. Every hour brings changed condi- 4 tions that make new requirements. Implements of yesterday are inefficient—Haphazard business methods are succumbed to the definite practices of science—A horse and buggy satisfied people yesterday, who insist on twin-sixes today. TIMI MOTT The Best : Xmas i. i with or without table board. close in. References. Write 119 une. HOUSE FOR §. bath, fur feet. ‘Thi when tth TTT ridge spans the M will be on a This desirable prop: for qui J. H. Holihan, Lu 12-16. Block. Phone vi T ig, remodeling fe A_ blue ule, 309 8th St, Phone 12- ‘WANTED—Position as manager of cloth. ing, shoe or general merchandise store. § experience merchan: pondence solicited. Write | 16-1wk. | It takes unusual and extraordinary methods to interest people in 1919. Competition today embraces method as well as merchandise. ‘The man who refuses to believe in forceful, persistent adver- tising pays the advertising bills of the man who does. People are afraid of the merchant wha is afraid of publicity. _If you are looking for more business you must take initiative and use the latest and bigger caliber guns—use more and bigger advertising space and.couple up your advertising with the advertising of the wholesalers and manufacturers whose merchandise you are selling—use the hand gre- nades and the machine guns whith they furnish you in the form of Dealer Helps. The shackles of precedent are. the clogs of progress. No man can take the lead who is afraid of the new. dren to wea "I anteed to y 4 pair 4 mont to see samples, make appointn ti Pollak, Gen. De 1 16: 5-room house, fur. 12-16- all 1K. “Quick Meal’ range, Detroit Vapor three-burner gasoline range, also 2 burner oil. stove, child’s high chair, kitchen cabinet, rockers ‘Mr: Holmboe, 208 W. 9-1, R 2 . —\ warm ‘modern room, 408 | Phone 597: 12-16-2t. hed. FOR SALI Ts make home more attractive and comfortable are a few pieces of well selected . Furniture—something substantial, and comfortable, and lasting. Your wants in the Furniture line have been anticipated and our stock is well selected for your requirements. FOR RED 5th St. HRUENGEEA ATIVE CGH jrable furnished HAUGAUUGSNAGENAEUHELSAQESAMUNTSOUGUUAGEANLAHSUUGONASEOAEAOGLEESOOOSOUOOOESEOEEREOROSEAEOGUEGOOGHEENEROGOUESEGSOOAERAGOEOOOEGUAOA THT MMMM DL OCCT EAVCCQNEAENAUCHADOAEDOAUOGNYEGUOGAOQAUCUGUECEUOUOEROTENESHROUQOEOOCEREQUNSERUFEUOSHARUOUUGOODLOUENOSUDERCOOHONUE = Advertising is saying the right thing—in the right way— FOR RENT Vety, desirable tan What better could you choose for a present for Christmas than something from our com- 4 at the right time—to the right prospects—and stopping. Fumbled expres- First Street. 12-16-1wk. | plete stock? — cca Bee eues ue Professional Enemies of Crocodile. A FEW SUGGESTIONS $ : = : be aver ne properly coupled up and propelled by real thought There are men whose business it Is Floor, Lamps, Rocking Chairs, Dining Chairs, Leather Chairs, Parlor Pieces, Buffets, ; = think Heine aah eenieg eta ie iar MRELES (inane nae oe ee Bookcases, Kitchen Cabinets, Sewing Machines, Rugs, Carpet Sweepers, Parlor and Ex- ‘ I 2 : a huni: belugihaestanckiaavictin @ tension Tables. In fact every article in the Furniture line is to be had at this store. = . a : professional crocodile catcher is asked uo : = \. ‘ X to help to destroy the murderer, and a " = ‘ large reward offered him. The ma- / = A jority of natives will not interfere with %) = % the reptiles, or take any part in their p = = capture, probably: fearing if they do ‘ Eig \ =| anything of the kind they themselves ! THE STORE WITH THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT = (a4 x = may some time or other suffer for it ae eH ye bee ew Rea ONE ey SUA NES MD TST LS me ches Vxotaaat eta is : : =s| by being attacked by a crocodile, SE EW CTT TTT Tribune Want Ads bring: results.